* COMMONLY USED KERMIT KEYBOARD VERBS

The default key assignment is in parentheses.

  \Kexit	Exit from connect mode (Alt-X, Ctrl-]C)
  \Kbreak	Send a BREAK signal (Alt-B, Ctrl-]B)
  \Kcompose	Introduce a Compose-Key sequence
  \Kdos		Push to DOS (Ctrl-]P)
  \Kdump	Dump current screen to file (Ctrl-End on numeric keypad)
  \Khangup	Hangup communication port connection (Ctrl-]H)
  \Kignore	Ignore this key
  \Klfone	Scroll left one column
  \Klfpage	Scroll left one "page"
  \Klogoff	Stop session logging (Ctrl-]Q)
  \Klogon	Resume session logging (Ctrl-]R)
  \Knethold	Enter (non-TCP/IP) network shell (Alt-z)
  \Knextsession Toggle to next TCP/IP session, if any (Alt-n)
  \Kmodeline	Toggle mode line off/on++ (keypad minus)
  \Kprtscn	Print current screen (Print Screen)
  \Kreset	Reset terminal emulator (Alt-=)
  \Krtone	Scroll right one column
  \Krtpage	Scroll right one "page"
  \Ktermtype	Switch between text and graphics screens (Alt-minus)
  \Kupscn	Roll back screen (PgUp)
  \Kupone	Roll back screen one line (Ctrl-PgUp)
  \Kdnscn	Roll screen forward (PgDn)
  \Kdnscn	Roll screen forward one line (Ctrl-PgDn)
  \Knextsession Toggle to next session
  {\Kxxxx}	Execute macro named xxxx (xxxx can be any name)

Use SET KEY to assign or reassign these verbs to the keys of your choice.
Example: "SET KEY \315 \Kexit" puts \Kexit on the F1 key.

  SET KEY CLEAR: Restore all Kermit's default key assignments.
  SET KEY ON:	 Use BIOS to read keystrokes (scan codes).
  SET KEY OFF:	 Use DOS rather than BIOS to read keystrokes.
  SET KEY LK:	 Use external DEC LK250 keyboard driver (if loaded).


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